Eclipse Observatories Train On Solar Corona Mystery
In San Diego on September 10 a solar eclipse will bring a fleet of instruments from Mount Wilson and other observatories to observe the sun's corona. The effort aims to identify the corona's composition, temperature, and radiation with data from interferometers radiometers and spectrographs. Weather will influence results as shadows cross the Pacific and parts of California and Mexico.
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Jack Jungmeyer
NEA
San Diego
Pacific
California
Mexico
Australia
Hirstein
Earth
Mount Wilson Observatory
San Digo
Catalina
Ensenada
Mount Wilson
Point Loma
Lakeside
Philippines
Siam
Egypt
A. H. Joy
Mount Vernon Observatory
Calif
Solar eclipse shadow to cross Southern California coast
The article describes a total solar eclipse path about 200 miles wide, traveling southeast over islands off the Southern California coast with San Clemente on the central shadow line. It notes widespread scientific observation from universities and astronomical bodies, plus historical beliefs about eclipses in ancient and eighteenth century times.
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California
San Clemente
Arctic
Antarctic
Scientifc
Hiang No
TshuntiKang
Fail to settle mine strike in session three hours
The joint conference of anthracite operators and mine union officials reconvened to resume consideration of Governor Pinchot's wage settlement plan and recessed with no action. Radical circles attacked United Mine Workers leader Lewis, while Pinelot Maurer were singled out as potential mediators. The Glen Alden colliery dispute was being resolved and railroad idleness continued due to lack of coal.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Myerscouzh
Progressive International Committee
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Pinelot
James Maurer
Federal Assocation of Labor
Glen Alden Colleries
Callieries
Miners Face Slow Fall Work as Mines Shut Down
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports a suspension of anthracite mining this year causing uncertainty for miners seeking other jobs. In past idle periods workers found work in building and public projects, but fall demand may be weaker. Some miners plan short trips while others rest after a grueling period. Erie Railroad cuts add to job losses with 200 miners laid off at Susquehanna and 75 more at Erie. A sapphire from Edward the Confessor’s signet ring is noted among royal jewels valued at 1 600 000 dollars.
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Hazleton
Erie Railroad
Scranton
Susquehanna
Erie
Great Britain
Edward the Confessor
Easy crowd gathering noted in Burlington Junction report
A brief item from the Burlington Junction Missouri Post notes the ease of gathering a crowd but does not provide further details. The snippet emphasizes the ease of assembling spectators without elaborating on purpose or outcome.
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Burlington Junction
Post
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